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Every 4th hand is a 'no pass' hand; otherwise, players pass 3 cards to the player on their left, right, or across from them in rotation.

The game ends when at least one player reaches or exceeds 100 points, and the player with the lowest score wins.

A player can try to 'void' a suit by playing all their cards in that suit as quickly as possible.

Leading with a high card can flush out high penalty cards from opponents.

Consider shooting the moon when you have a majority of high point cards and control over the queen of spades.

The player holding the 2 of clubs leads the first trick with that card.

To avoid taking tricks with hearts or the queen of spades, play lower cards or off-suit cards if possible.

The queen of spades can be played at any time except for the first trick, provided the player follows suit.

If one player captures all hearts and the queen of spades, they can choose to subtract 26 points from their score or add 26 points to everyone else's.

Each heart is worth 1 point, and the queen of spades is worth 13 points; goal is to have the lowest score.

When an opponent tries to shoot the moon, other players should work together to ensure that the player gets at least one fewer heart or misses the queen of spades.

If a player can't follow suit, they can play any other suit, except for hearts or the queen of spades on the first trick.

Hearts cannot be led until they are 'broken' (played on a previous trick).

Each player is dealt 13 cards, ensuring all cards from a standard 52-card deck are distributed.